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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

No DnzAr.-There has been no delay
On The Canadian Pacific Railway, % far
a. passenger trnfio h concerned. this
wlnssr. although freight traffic has been
sosnsWhat Interrupted by wasnoat,
which has been repaired. The wasnauf
Is euiy e short distance frona Nancoavff
and the steamer Premier haS o.Ffiea
passengers above that point and placed
fhem on board the trains for the east.
There seems to Be no more reason %
aeiisve abss business "a the Canadian
Pacifie viii be intercepted this winter
than 90 any ether Of the northern FUuaes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

.nTscr Ten deIfnes reward
- 81 paid fer InlpssnNtIen
1870. !. Is aita arrest ard corr
1900 = :. 81 AM one found steal
~. -, eopgcs of the post-lntelil-
.'..sar ,soIIssEed bTtlae cnFrIsrs
..s'.,n,,esvcut sse city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

CTrx MALL NcTEs ID. warner. the
contractor. for The new ballding en- The
north side al thu city hall h getting his
humber on the ground ready @ commerce
the work. Captain O. A. Bsni9 =
movihg the building il which Justice
Sodegecrg holds bis court higher I'D o.
order DO make room FOR the new bBfl4tnE
which will be erected 30 hold the hnok
and ladder truck gocehsiy received. The
contractor who has hsea rocfing the city
hall l. now putting anchor rods In the
froat wall.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Ark BaoxEH.-Sistsr Psasr, mother
snpsrsor Of Providsscs Hospital. hsd .
usinfal aeosdsns bafAll Der ea laas Phi.
aav. while walking across the bah.
hesFina On her arm wsiEhfy box. Sue
friruea ana fali, kAe bax falling on her
Ia rach uay as % sauss painful fFae-
surs q he arEa. Al Isl accoants she
was resting easily.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Ex4A1ENB xo1xRnlHR fpGzrE MA0uM
- ~ A1zfzz 1EETrl 1ee1Nlk s41lF 4lH|.1s
= - ~ 41N1I9 rlIrFfIEE 11Ess ~. N1zn'
AGEwe R1M1IR a. Wsa11nAn9& ~ &4a04ek
kenEe te4esz& IEnralAss !. 10 ees SsM1tleI
1sn1klnR = Pei 04n11e
EaHRs Ee44zls Hl3Nn&ns. a An ~ Enze
84Nzs 1nz Nnaho<k.
Esr tsxle nlriieaiGn azfs,f . ., 3. H0N.
Xe1laFA Hhara ffHI1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15
PKRsoRAL.


=. @. Halves, ESD, returned from
Olympia yesterday
Frank Kimbsll has returned from q
business trip up the Sound.
Up. Eshelman. Esq, Ssturnsd from .
visit Up she sonud Last NIGHT.
A private letter from D. II. Gilman
announces that he viii leave New York
for ihe wssa on The 18th inst.
Thomas Kirkpatrick and wife, Of Port
Townsend, who have been on visit 10
San Francisco, arrived here last evening
on thelF way home.
I'M. Colman and hia son George did
not return frtsn Port Townsend hs ex-
peeted By the Olympian. They viii un-
doubtedly be here today.
RID. AltFidgs and wife, Of Port Ind
low, sra Ia Seattle. Mr.. AttFidRe IL
quite largely interested Ii real estate
hsFs, ard says thas be regrets that be Is
NOS "a deeper.
Ar. Burtt and Annie Pierce, Sea-
beak, Mrs. Shelley. Clifton. Chas. Hill
and n. T.. Han, Portland, ]. Q. Donnel.
" and @. Mortimer, San Francisco, II.
6raham; Franklin. L. II. Carpenter.
Vashon, "a. Morgan, Newcastle, The
Royce a Ltusine Musical o., J. 8.
Foge, Naw Hampshire. Z. A. Meeker,
Victoria, E. II. Merrill, Portland, II. ID.
AttFidae and wife, Port Ludlow, p. =.
REYNOLDS, Montreal, Canada, Samuel
Ooilyer, Portland. B. Husband, San
Francisco, r. Kirkpatrick and wife.
Pogt Townsend, q. T. Flynn, Portland,
]. 3. Taber, San Francisco, VIM. Il.
hnGman, fludlBw, and Miss Hornblett.
Salmon Bay, Ars 81 the Occidental.
-
tg.~-.nt,,. a. A.. ! -. - ,....,.f...t...
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

TaRxE nFyoRcEs GRANTEa> Mrs. Car
tic n. 81. Johs. yesterday obtained = a.
vOrce from Chief Jastioe Jones IN cham
hors. frarn her husband, Mr.. 81. Iahn. On
anooanf e hahifual dFunkennoss4 Il 4.
Bales. ehtAinn1 q div0Fee trum his wife.
q mnlaftc Honlsn. "a aecoant Of her gen-
eral bad character. Another divorce va
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Grand opening display oe holiday
Roods viii be mads every day until
Christmas. We Nlll show q variety Of
handksxchiefs snilabls for holiday
lfads. Tokias 4 6inRsEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Gents tiss. snspandeFs and mufaeFs,
for holiday gifts, az removal sale prices
Tokias q SinRefman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

A GExHRous DoHkTIoE. = Yesterday
afternoon q member Of the Ladies' Re-
LEI socissy met 10 Chester CleAry's
ssuse. On Front street, TO purchase some
sfoekincs 20 be hung. On Ohfisfmas eve.
Al the home. Mr. OleaEy stated THAI be
go no stockings 30 sell for that puF-
ussp. snd 81 the sane tine presented
heF With a box ooniaininR tAiFty pairs
AZ Handsome Seedlings for TIE little
oues az the bone. Tkia eensfoas SCI
ID the part Of Mr. ueary q very con-
..,as.s4afsis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Millinery AZ oozf fer ne next tklFsy
days. WIN Gloss out cur egs1fe sock
hsfoFe rsmovaL 1skias Z sinRsEuan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

HThat b tbs eEoatess medicine IN this
work." said Mr.. Mnrphy, 0s the Ocean
House, as be sterped into Stewards
drug store. @0ivs me another bottle Of
your Star OonRh SyKup." no8O
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Real Estate b the foumdafion Of all
wealth. II goa wish wealth bay some
Maple Valley land Of q. @. OAIxrEa
q Co. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Your orders viii be called for, give n
trial, @ q. eTAKTuP 4 Co., grocer
Third an SpFina. se14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

CANADIAN RAcIEIC Z. =. KxcURaoHs
Rnrties going East viii sEEe money b.
calling on 3. w. M04nNm, on hin
glKee1. sn16
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

For your groceries 20 70 q. @. srAHn-
uP 4 Co.. osrnsT Third and Spring. sels
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

80 SIX hsndkerchisfs, splendid ss
soranent. Chester Ulsnry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

r,aii "A Fisher 4 Clark. archltects, for
a modern hulldine fer TIE issss possible
cos. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Cash ". orsdis. @. @. srAnxuP a Go.
erooesa third and Spring. celia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Do not fail 70 aee our millinery de-
partnent and secure some Of cur bar
gains sc closing out pficesI Ioklas q
sinnerman. all
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Bav tie WeteE a Decker piano. Man
ufacturpx's prices. frauk kimban,
Suuire building. dlo lon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Special Inducements IN every depart
ms1s before removal. Toklss q singer
man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

easins; biz lot iosl In; greatly undeE
ptlee. Chester Cleaxy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

plushes for ne miilien; pries cuF
nee lot. Chestss clsAry-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Some very special bargains IN black
silka for holiday gifts. Toklas a Singer
man
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

AZ 37j< cents ell wool a8 inch dress
COZ As, Bctuaslv worth 7se, for removal
sale. Fokiss 4 Siuoernan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15
A LOCAL ALTK0KY CASE.

Nee holiday goods; eastern cas-
prices. Chester CleaEy. an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15
SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE AND
EASTERN RAILWAY CO.
e.aass = Ilus, DC. n. 1887.

0N AID AFEER WEnSKsBAr. pEczN.
~ - Ia ISL. <xNlnN vi ran a. 1aEA1uas
DAxAX WkXfT ECNDAxA
nstHeen Bea11le an6 Entan nsE. couneellAz
VA Ell1nsFs en Lake Wa4hGngt1n
-------ENAF4------< 4nHlNN---------s
Seatlle 10 -. Cs1an Rsy Il. 50 =
&z1lll9 nf--..1l19 ~. u4z1n Hag 81. Nl0 =
nMHUNNxN6s
4nlaa 1As = - }. .Bss1lls es..... So u
wninn Bay nt.4 50 p a.. seaftIs a. ..s. Ealg , n
beaHes. SasAzle aaa 0roeelez1 fsna q track j.
o1nner.ins vi ste4Den az WssdfzNills;
equAs and PAL cl1y.
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ssaiale 49,. 1soe ; .. fzfsen1eaf.s &15 D y
kkIukN1M0.
r-----f.R3Ns -----~ =--AnnlEn---s.
Gres1feaf.... as q. .sGatio 3 -. 50 m
EoE p1nesnaH and frala1l raaas anrly %
agens s. depse. fees o. cola1nhlA ssresk q =
z1aerS1 c1ee, safe D1pozf BnEdlna s1at1ls.
Gsnfsal EFelghi aaa Rn15sn1IR ARunk
o. y. szzAsz. esasral Nau1ssr !. aa O..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15

Bargains 10 blaaksss snd comfortess.
Chester cleary-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-15
OUR GREAT CHRISTMAS
REM OVAL SALE.
Come and see TOKLAS & SINGERMAN, corner Of
Commercial and Washington streets,
FDnr EOr6Sv-mve MDsays More.
We cordially you US
at the old stand
We cordially invite you Christmas
at the old stand

This week we will make great display Of 6ne
Embroidered Handkerchiefs and Fans.
Handkerchiefs at all Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

number or Pennsylyanians who Responded =,
the enticing invitation OF Chicago bucket ., -
70 take flyer in pork" are nov bewai,,ner ,hs
loss Of their margins and suing their brokess 70,
reparation. IL Is the old story. Not satisfies Wiz
legitimate Investments, these good people INNS,
try their hand az speculation; and I'd en-. I'm
stead OF dealing through irst-class res ponsibl.
house, they choose . cheap concern In the hone n
saving few dollars OF Carrying charges. etc
Their suit Viii probably be thrown out of court a,
founded on wager contract, ana they viii hay,
nothing In exchange for their outlay except m
Interesting bit OF experience, To- teach them tina,
money ries faster than pork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

Yesterday was see-saw Mayor Carter Harr. son.S
Gay Tor declining. Finally abandoning all ,on al
success, he declined most emphaticaIly G. snress,y
revoklng all previous acceptances, ~ d s,afed
reasons for SO doing. The national adrr In,strstn
he says, Is hostile TO his candidac, presiden,
Cleveland Is the bugaooo which sea res little car
ter away The President cruelty says thar he
oidnt Know about Carter and wasn't thinking
about Carter But as Harrison found his can1i.
dacy distastefui 10 and bitterly opposed nv ,he
respectable democrats Of Chicago he clearly has
some excuse for assuming that reputable roen ,n
the east would discountenance him, If the
thought OF him at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

Miss Fortescue has gone back to England with
the busiest OF bees in her pretty little bonnet
That Is about the only American product she does
carry home with her. Certainly her purse is no
fuller than when she landed on our shores. Well,
whyf Miss Fortescue was a rather progressing
young lady, not overburdened with dramatic tai
ent, but depending for her success chiefly upon
the curiosity OF our public to look at an actress
whose name had been linked in an interesting
connection with that OF live lord. Let us do her
entire justice. The connection was reputable in
every respect. The o1or OF no scandal chung TO
IL. His loriship was simply an empty headed
youth, who, IL he had been plain Mr.. Smith or MIR.
Jones, without rich and indulgent father loom
ing up behind him, could not have induced an In
telligent girl to waste half hOur-much less q
whole nfetime-in his society. He became enam-
Ored, In his wiShy -washy way, with Miss ForteS-
cue, and offered her his heart his hand and his for
tune. The combination was not to be deSpiSed,
and Miss ForteScue accepted it, only to be Tilted
after the novelty OF the betrothal had worn of.
Then-tO save her good name as her friends as
sert-she sued him for damages for breach OF
promise OF marriage, and obtained verdict with
out much trouble Was there anything bad in
this? Certainly not. Everybody was glad to see
the youngSter brought to book. Still, strange as
It may seem, the winning OF ffty thousand dollars
could not efface natures stamp OF quality and
make q tragedy queen out Of a sweet-faced SOU
brette
Two events of the last year have proved that the
stage is not yet in SO bad straits as some OF its
critics would make out-in this country at least
Violet Cameron, advertised by her lordly follower
and her pistols-and-cofee husband, failed to draw
paying houses to poor performance Miss For
tesque, unsmirched In fame, but advertised by
successful lawsuit against sprig OF the nobility,
failed to draw paying houses to witness mediocre
acting. Henry Irving and Wilson Barrett and
Rosina yOkeS, who keep their domestic affairs to
themselves as closely as may be, and who adver-
tise only the merits OF their work. carry back their
thousands and tens OF thousands of dollars as the
fruit OF an American tour, because they give the
public something which The public is glad TO pay
for. II our transatlantic cousins or the dramatic
profession would heed the lesson OF this contrast
they would save themselves great deal OF diSap-
pointment and ehagrin, and find their balance
sheets far more agreeable reading at the end OF
seasons activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

IL Is some satisfaction TO Snow that the b. go
deal b anaiiy dole even In ough we are SIN IN m.
DARK As 70 all the other ere urnssances or ths
game.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A GOOD HOME, As HOusEKErPFR.
psshins - It present place aaassss N
makers. Pforfieiors. Hotels. Restaursns. Stores.
,es .s n fSs 81 esp So
632 st. NV. It.
WaaSTEDSSos1ssIoSs fSs Sooks IAuS
sales ladies' sexmstrsae walters in families hotels
81 81 & and h''p nsis
w for Cooks, Maids. watresses Nursss HatierS
Ssh sfeTsass:. Il 4. Dicks NAT tabSk ES:
sos1 l.. a. s.S Il IN
AZ; aare.s @ spa ns ar eons ssn
AZ s,Cm
chine fa1ni.Eed Hddsess q Star of a 70 o. II u
WANTEDsITUATIoN BY YOUNG GERMAN
ton to travel City References Boz %, Star oce l.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD BUsI-
keeper and e1pe1isnced in bsnSns desires position SSH
a s % OF dera II E esscs s or bsns
" fence in the carpet and furniture business in
New York wishes position q manager or first class
$40 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn. NY mh26-3t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
~na e make S Ss sh
objection Address WILLING, Star Office. mh25-3t
WANTED-A LAW STUDENT. 25 YEARS OLD,
w good education, excellent habits some experience
an attorney or claim agent Address H NJ, 933 st.
n. W. NH, S-3ts
WANTED THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in ali c.pseitie.-
WANTED "A SITUATION AS PRIVATE IN
W structor, travelling companion or courier by a
middle aged gentleman. who writes and speaks duenty
German, Spanish and English; Is good accountant
and experienced correspondent. Address J. H., 1910
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

1t is announced that the railroads accept the
Interstate law in cheerful spirit, which seems TO
mean, judging from their actions, that they feel
that they can make the law more uncomfortable
to others than 1t can be made to them. and that
in the end there will be greater clam0r for irs
repeal than there was for its passage. Doubtless,
In matter of form the law has not been happily
framed but much Is left TO the discretion OF the
commission, and so able tribunal as that which
has been constituted may be expected to make
the most OF the law In Judicious fulIlment OF its
purposes. A beginning in the comprehensive reg
ulatlon OF the railroads by the government has
been made. Inasmuch as one OF the evils against
which the legislation was directed is un-
just discrimination by the roads In favor
OF certain individuals, classes and localities
those formerly favored viii, OF course, be pinched
by the enforcement OF the law, and WILL as rule,
promptly add their voices to the clamor against
IT, But the public will be able to discriminate be-
tween the natural results of the legislation as in
the cutting away or gratuitous transportation
and such pretended results the increase In price
OF Communication tickets, which, unless caused by
other matters than the Interstate law is merely
an indication OF the desire the part OF the roads
To put money in their purses and to swell the
number OF those who believe that they are injured
by the interstate law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

w rAkkLH. EAgHETfC HEALER, TREATS
vs5 Sut n's.,s.Ig A chsou,s .na Nervous Diseases
- n-solsis or reEsO<s eioslsns csalsuIln-
iIss, o0ss hsan. ~ 2 Dlm- 40 lOtl. Al e. ~
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Mas. Nj. j. Huxr

G 49, - ~ her that she l. nov prepered
>ss"f Went Of exclusive styles u
ANo,ASa AND WRENCH ROUND HATS AND
B0SXET8
~''"' 'ns W ling LOnion and Paris Hnuaes
epeelaa '.ssssao, s4vsn 70 Mourrsna orierx mna2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

A TIMELY OFFERING.
EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT Us THE NE
CEssITY OF HAVING IN STOCK AT THIS
TIME OF YEAR-wHILR THE WEATHER IS
STILL UNsETTLED-sUITs OF MEDIUM
WEIGHT AND OF MODERATE PRICE FOR
BUSINESS Or STREET WEAR. WE HAVE
WELL PROVIDED FOR THE DEMAND IN
THE SHAPE OF ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE
STYLES OF ALL-WOOL MEDIUM-WEIGHF
sUITsFORMENANDYoU YOUTHS AT TEN DOL
LARS SUIT. THE MATERIAL FOR THESE
SUITS WAS OBTAINED By Us AT A
GREAT BARGAIN IN THE DEPTH OF
WINTER THEY WERE CUT OVER THE
SAME PATTERNs AS OUR MORE COSTLY
SUITS, MADE BY THE SAME woRKMEN,
RECEIVED AT OUR HANDS THE SAME
CAREFUL ATTENTION, AND AS SOLID AND
TIMELY BARGAINS AT $40 SUIT HAVE
NEVER BEEN EQUALLED IN THE WORLD
OF CLOTHING. WE PARTICULARLY
PRIDE OURSELVES ON THE PERFECT FIT
TING QUALITIES OF THE CLOTHES WE
SELL, AND THESE SUITS ARE ALL THAT
COULD BE DESIRED IN THAT RESPECT.
THEY COME BOTH IN SACK AND FRoCK
SHAPES, MADE FROM PLAIN AND FANCY
CAssIMEREs, CHICKS, PLAIDs, STRIPES,
AND PIN CHECKS.
LOOK THEM ovER-rHEY ARE GREAT
BARGAINS.
sAKs COMPANY.
THE PEOPLES CLOTHIRRS,
mh26 800 to 3OS Seventh st.
G-BUTTON LENGTH JERSEY Isle GLOVES
" latest spring shades, 1Sc .
mh25-3t 124l and l243 llth 81. s.s.
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by John Wanamaker, who naturally expects that
the venture Will be more successful than the one
undertaken in New YORK some years ago by the
late A. T. Stewart. Such establishments are un
questionably much needed In large cities, and the
experiment ought TO have a fair trial, which Mr.
Stewards never enjoyed, owing 20 his death and
the change Of his plans by those who afterward
managed his estate II Mr.. Wanamakers life is
spared and he is able To give his personal at
tentiOn to the project as IL Is to be hoped nav be
The case, there Is a chance that the theory In
volved In the scheme viii how be fairly tested. II
certainly ought TO be, Ia the interest OF respect
able sen-supporting women and the welfare
Of society generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26
NOR lighthouses.

Str. and dwg.. l3I47th
st. NV, Srs. .e4j
Str. nm. part cellar.
cor. 4th and n SITS. n.w-25
Str. nm, cellar. 1 hack rm.,
POI III st. Ia
Str. nm. 154l NJ st. n.w.15
Str. rln. 425 18th NV. .12
Str. and dwg. 3l3 Willow
Tpaa allaVf n ~ a. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26

When railway managers begin to count the cost
In money Of the so-called accidents occurring on
their lines, and report the result In the cold logic
OF dollars and cents to stock holders there Is a
strong prospect that disasters involving the de-
strctton OF property and loss OF life and limb vii,
become much less frequent than in the past when
that phase OF the case was hardly taken into ac-
count. According 70 the report TO the stockholders
In the Eastern railroad, the awful casualty which
occurred On its line, at Revere, Mass, several
years ago, resulted in loss to the corporation
OF $4,000 in round numbers, including personal
damages, the destruction of cars and engines and
the cost OF all requirements"
These figures naturally attracted the serious
attention OF those interested In the net financial
results Of the eompanys business and IL is notice
able that the line has been much freer from such
expensive episodes ever since. They concluded
thai IL Is much cheaper To prevent accidents by
better equipment Increased facilities and greater
vigilance ON the part OF operatives than to settle
the money damages OF a single calamity which
would swallow up the distrbutive profits for a
year or more. The experience and conclusions of
the corporation under notice might Ne studied
with advantage by railway managers generally.
and particularly by those of some OF the lines I'm
this vicinity. quite aside from humane considera-
lions, and viewed solely from the dollar and-cent
point OF yiew so-caled railway accidents are Incl
dents that no company can aEOrd TO indulge in.
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The above In only q por
books. For full list call d
the LIST and 18th. lrnh25l
NOR RENT-2l33 r
II story and cellar brick ]
ern Improvement: good
AH MRS54-st Il
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don OF the property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
vt. N. WHINE THREE
louise; nine rooms. all mod
neighborhood: rent $1,000.
WE.sCOTT q WILCOX,
lO- peunaylysuia ave. NV,
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RBUTTON LENGTH JERSEY Isle GLOVES
" latest spring shades, 19c.
Double Combination,
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Z TIE The s 18- AMP Pa 2r " FLATS E+s
Theee 6ats are arranged for housekeeping. are new
and convenient ", and G. r; X. street can p. the
THOS. J. R16HER Co.
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CHOICE LINE ENGLISH CoATINGs, SUITINGs
AND 1kQysERINGs. NOW READY
FOR IEHPKCT1ON.
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wh2o 0S5 Pennsylvania avenue
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NOR RENTAL Sl6ss PER MONTII-TEN-ROOM
II House. with outbnilding ana .6 acres some In
and fruit; three miles cit, Will lease for
years T. II. SYPHERD co. 1907 Fst-n.w. m25-2t'
UNOR RENT-l:soo CoRCORAN ST. NV: NINE
II rooms and bath handsomely furnished, with
make large reduction rented two Can be
after y. m mh25-3ts
VyOR RENT-sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
II all modern improvements. good cellar, large lot
10th st. n.e, bet T. and q SITS. Key ia lent house.
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